On Tuesday (April 17), NOLA.com | The Times-Picayune asked readers what they thought about Mayor Mitch Landrieu's performance since he took office in 2010.

Now, readers can weigh in on how the New Orleans City Council members did during their four years in office, which began in 2014. The current City Council has some highly experienced members: Stacy Head has the most seniority, having served 12 years; Susan Guidry leaves the council after eight years.

Both were term-limited.

In a sign of what appeared to be voter frustration, two council members -- James Gray and Nadine Ramsey -- lost re-election bids.

In just the past two years, there's been a flurry of new ordinances that have reshaped certain aspects of the city: short-term rentals, sweeping master plan changes impacting development and a citywide smoking ban at bars and Harrah's Casino.

On the criminal justice front, City Council members changed city policy on marijuana arrests, and they were able to make key changes to how bail is set for the poor.

There have been stumbles as well, at least in the eyes of some. Affordable housing advocates point to missed opportunities on a rental registry and including affordable housing in new residential developments. Affordable energy proponents think the council hasn't been tough enough in regulating Entergy New Orleans.

You can let us know how you would grade the council's report card, and we'll share what you tell us. The deadline for submissions is Monday, when we'll be compiling the responses for a final report.